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​LCNO Annual Meeting
March 15, 2025 (Saturday)  from      10 AM - 11:30 AM at the Demuth Park Community Center. See agenda below.
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Join the Los Compadres Neighborhood Group on Nextdoor.com

The LCNO has a thriving and growing group on Nextdoor, the free and private social network for neighborhoods. To keep up with our activities, events, area and neighborhood information, register at www.nextdoor.com by entering your email address and street address.  It's fast and easy to join.

LCNO 
Board of Advisors 

The Board of Advisors meets regularly at various locations and all meetings of the LCNO Board of Advisors are open to the public. Please e-mail us at [email protected] if you would like to attend and we can send you the details.

Anyone interested in helping us grow the LCNO, should attend a meeting because we need more volunteers especially for the board and different committees. All residents of the Los Compadres area are encouraged to attend and participate to help improve our community together!

Map of Los Compadres Neighborhood

Prescott Preserve

In an incredible act of generosity, The Prescott Foundation decided to purchase the more than 100 acre Mesquite Golf Course and donate it to Oswit Land Trust so that we can begin turning our vision into a reality. The new name, Prescott Preserve, will honor and recognize the Prescott Foundation’s chair and president, Brad Prescott. Brad’s compassion, selflessness and generosity through this donation will leave a historical mark on Palm Springs and surrounding communities.

The Los Compadres Neighborhood Organization (LCNO) arranged for David Lahti, Oswit Land Trust board member (and Los  

More details available online at  at https://savethedesert.org/prescott-preserve

Prescott Preserve has cordoned off areas of the preserve due to coyote mating season in February. Please be mindful when you are walking there, especially with pets. Stay on the paths which are away from the wash where most of the dens are. Temporarily the south loop trail on the east side of Farrell is closed. Pups are usually born around during March & April, so continue to be mindful throughout the Spring. (https://nywolf.org/2021/03/what-to-expect-during-coyote-pup-season/)

Resources

Main Websites for PS Residents:
www.one-ps.org
www.engagepalmsprings.com
Important City Contacts:
Police Website
Police Non-Emergency:
760-327-1441
Code Enforcement Hotline:
760-778-8434
Animal Control:
760-323-8151
Graffiti Hotline: 
760-778-8469
Vacation Rental Hotline:
760-322-8383

ONE-PS 
Organized Neighborhoods 
of Palm Springs

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In 2005, the City Council formalized a process for officially recognizing neighborhood organizations throughout Palm Springs. City officials have increased opportunities for citizen involvement and built strong partnerships between City Hall and the community through these recognized neighborhood organizations.

ONE-PS (formerly PS Office of Neighborhood Involvement) provides residents with responsive, coordinated services that promote and support collaboration and communication through the recognized neighborhood organizations. Representatives from these neighborhood organizations form the Neighborhood Involvement Committee which meets monthly.  Currently there are 43 organized neighborhoods that make up 
ONE-PS.
Neighborhood
Blade Signs
ONE-PS has been soliciting proposals for community-based funding for Measure J funds. A special ONE-PS committee was appointed to formulate a proposal for funding of blade signs. ONE-PS is submitting a Blade Sign funding proposal to the City which would fund some blade signs per neighborhood.  But, not all neighborhoods need blade signs nor want them. LCNO submitted a request for 28 new signs.  Any remaining blade sign funds would be distributed to neighborhoods that requested additional funding such as Los Compadres. 

2023 Event Photo Gallery
- Holiday Parade of Lights
​- Prescott Preserve tours December and April
- Social Roundups in April & November
- Annual Board Meeting and Members